Just finished the book. Quite an interesting piece. Best way I can describe it right now would be a mixture of Nueromancer, The Da Vinci Code, and The Terminator But its so much more then that. Its kind of bothering me at the moment because the novel has a blatant lack of a conclusion.

Next thing to chisel away at will be A Shadow Over Innsmouth, that is if I don't pick up the pencil and start drawing again. God forbid I get to a keyboard and write things either.

Snow Crash? Who's the author? (yes I could search for myself but I'm making conversation and if I look for myself, I'll find out the answer on my own and never comment here and thus, you'll think I don't read your blogs)

I read A Shadow Over Innsmouth. It's good, typical of what you come to expect of Lovecraft. Makes you feel uneasy and injects doubt in your mind.

Neal Stephenson. Really talented guy. So far I've read two of his novels and grinded throught the first hundred pages of another. Has the same vocabulary blitz at the begining that you might expect from Lovecraft, but then he weaves his stories to have mutliple climaxes, or at least several to pick from. The lack of resolutions is a big pain for me. I wanted some closure!



Right now I'm working on another artistic endevor that should be completed sometime next week, along with that I might write a short story. That may be a little longer to create.

Spore Creatures on DS sucks terribly. Viva Pinata better be worth it.  Oh and I saw Eternal Darkness at Vintage Stock and I COULDNT FUCKING BUY IT. IT WAS TEN FUCKING DOLLARS GOD DAMMIT